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file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html CANADIAN MW STATIONS BY PROVINCE COMPILED FROM AMDX.COM BY KEN B 530 CKHL HIGH LEVEL AB Day ND1 0.4 kW 530 CKHL HIGH LEVEL AB Nit ND1 0.25 kW 530 CKHL HIGH LEVEL AB Day DA1 0.4 kW 530 CKHL HIGH LEVEL AB Nit DA1 0.25 kW 530 CKHL HIGH LEVEL AB Day NDD 1 kW 530 CKHL HIGH LEVEL AB Day ND2 1 kW 530 CKHL HIGH LEVEL AB Nit ND2 0.25 kW 550 CJOK FORT MCMURRAY AB Day DA2 70 kW 550 CJOK FORT MCMURRAY AB Nit DA2 7 kW 580 CKUA EDMONTON AB Day DA2 40 kW 580 CKUA EDMONTON AB Nit DA2 40 kW 610 CKYL PEACE RIVER AB Day DAN 10 kW 610 CKYL PEACE RIVER AB Nit DAN 10 kW 630 CHED EDMONTON AB Day DA2 20 kW 630 CHED EDMONTON AB Nit DA2 20 kW 660 CFFR CALGARY AB Day DA2 60 kW 660 CFFR CALGARY AB Nit DA2 60 kW 680 CHFA EDMONTON AB Day DA2 10 kW 680 CHFA EDMONTON AB Nit DA2 10 kW 700 CJGN CALGARY AB Day DA2 50 kW 700 CJGN CALGARY AB Nit DA2 20 kW 700 CKRD RED DEER AB Day DA2 70 kW 700 CKRD RED DEER AB Nit DA2 75 kW file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html (1 of 40)05/02/2009 22:49:40 file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html 740 CBX EDMONTON AB Day DA2 80 kW 740 CBX EDMONTON AB Nit DA2 80 kW 770 CHQR CALGARY AB Day DAN 10 kW 770 CHQR CALGARY AB Nit DAN 10 kW 790 CFCW CAMROSE AB Day DA2 50 kW 790 CFCW CAMROSE AB Nit DA2 50 kW 830 CILW WAINWRIGHT AB Day DAN 0 kW 830 CILW WAINWRIGHT AB Nit DAN 0.5 kW 830 CKKY WAINWRIGHT AB Day DAN 10 kW 830 CKKY WAINWRIGHT AB Nit DAN 3.5 kW 830 CKKY WAINWRIGHT AB Cri DAN 7 kW 840 CJXX GRANDE PRAIRIE AB Day DAN 70 kW 840 CJXX GRANDE PRAIRIE AB Nit DAN 70 kW 840 CJXX GRANDE PRAIRIE AB Day DA2 70 kW 840 CJXX GRANDE PRAIRIE AB Nit DA2 10 kW 840 CJXX GRANDE PRAIRIE AB Day DA2 25 kW 850 CKBA ATHABASCA AB Day DAN 9 kW 850 CKBA ATHABASCA AB Nit DAN 9 kW 850 CKRD RED DEER AB Day DAN 10 kW 850 CKRD RED DEER AB Nit DAN 5 kW 880 CHQT EDMONTON AB Day DAN 0 kW 880 CHQT EDMONTON AB Nit DAN 0 kW 910 CKDQ DRUMHELLER AB Day DA2 30 kW 910 CKDQ DRUMHELLER AB Nit DA2 30 kW 930 CJCA EDMONTON AB Nit DA2 50 kW 930 CJCA EDMONTON AB Day DAN 50 kW 960 CFAC CALGARY AB Day DAN 50 kW file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html (2 of 40)05/02/2009 22:49:40 file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html 960 CFAC CALGARY AB Nit DAN 50 kW 970 CJYR EDSON AB Unl DA1 10 kW 1020 CKVH HIGH PRAIRIE AB Day ND1 1 kW 1020 CKVH HIGH PRAIRIE AB Nit ND1 0.4 kW 1020 CKVH HIGH PRAIRIE AB Day ND1 1 kW 1020 CKVH HIGH PRAIRIE AB Nit ND1 0.4 kW 1050 CFGP GRANDE PRAIRIE AB Unl DA1 10 kW 1060 CKMX CALGARY AB Day DAN 40 kW 1060 CKMX CALGARY AB Nit DAN 40 kW 1080 CKSA LLOYDMINSTER AB Day DAN 10 kW 1080 CKSA LLOYDMINSTER AB Nit DAN 10 kW 1080 CKSA LLOYDMINSTER AB Day DAN 50 kW 1090 CKRX LETHBRIDGE AB Nit DAN 1 kW 1090 CKRX LETHBRIDGE AB Day DAN 10 kW 1090 CKRX LETHBRIDGE AB Day DAN 10 kW 1090 CKRX LETHBRIDGE AB Nit DAN 5 kW 1140 CFXL CALGARY AB Day DAN 0 kW 1140 CFXL CALGARY AB Nit DAN 6 kW 1140 CHRB HIGH RIVER AB Day DAN 0 kW 1140 CHRB HIGH RIVER AB Nit DAN 6 kW 1170 CKGY RED DEER AB Day DA2 90 kW 1170 CKGY RED DEER AB Nit DA2 9 kW 1170 CKGY RED DEER AB Day DAN 50 kW 1170 CKGY RED DEER AB Nit DAN 14 kW 1200 CHMG ST. ALBERT AB Day DA2 15 kW 1200 CHMG ST. ALBERT AB Nit DA2 15 kW 1200 CHMG ST. ALBERT AB Day DA2 25 kW file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html (3 of 40)05/02/2009 22:49:40 file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html 1200 CHMG ST. ALBERT AB Nit DA2 25 kW 1210 CKWA SLAVE LAKE AB Unl ND1 1 kW 1220 CJOC LETHBRIDGE AB Day DAN 10 kW 1220 CJOC LETHBRIDGE AB Nit DAN 5 kW 1230 CILW WAINWRIGHT AB Unl ND1 7 kW 1230 CIYR HINTON AB Unl ND1 8 kW 1230 CJOK FORT MCMURRAY AB Unl ND1 3 kW 1230 CJOK FORT MCMURRAY AB Day ND1 3 kW 1230 CJOK FORT MCMURRAY AB Unl ND1 1 kW 1260 CFRN EDMONTON AB Day DAN 70 kW 1260 CFRN EDMONTON AB Nit DAN 70 kW 1270 CHAT MEDICINE HAT AB Day DAN 10 kW 1270 CHAT MEDICINE HAT AB Nit DAN 10 kW 1270 CHAT MEDICINE HAT AB Day DAN 10 kW 1270 CHAT MEDICINE HAT AB Nit DAN 10 kW 1280 CHRB HIGH RIVER AB Day DA2 70 kW 1280 CHRB HIGH RIVER AB Day DA2 10 kW 1280 CHRB HIGH RIVER AB Nit DA2 70 kW 1310 CHLW ST. PAUL AB Day DAN 80 kW 1310 CHLW ST. PAUL AB Nit DAN 80 kW 1340 CFHC-1 BANFF AB Unl ND1 9 kW 1340 CFHC-1 BANFF AB Unl ND1 1 kW 1340 CIBQ BROOKS AB Unl ND1 7 kW 1340 CJCM GRAND CENTRE AB Day ND1 8 kW 1340 CJCM GRAND CENTRE AB Nit ND1 8 kW 1370 CFOK WESTLOCK AB Day DAN 10 kW 1370 CFOK WESTLOCK AB Nit DAN 10 kW file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html (4 of 40)05/02/2009 22:49:40 file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html 1390 CJCY MEDICINE HAT AB Day DA2 10 kW 1390 CJCY MEDICINE HAT AB Nit DA2 10 kW 1400 CKSQ STETTLER AB Unl ND1 3 kW 1430 CJXX GRANDE PRAIRIE AB Unl DA1 70 kW 1440 CKJR WETASKIWIN AB Day DAN 0 kW 1440 CKJR WETASKIWIN AB Nit DAN 0 kW 1450 CFHC CANMORE AB Unl ND1 1 kW 1450 CFHC CANMORE AB Unl ND1 1 kW 1450 CKYR JASPER AB Unl ND1 3.25 kW 1480 CKER EDMONTON AB Unl DA1 20 kW 1490 CJPR BLAIRMORE AB Unl ND1 5 kW 1570 CKTA TABER AB Day DAN 60 kW 1570 CKTA TABER AB Nit DAN 6 kW 550 CFJC KAMLOOPS BC Day DA2 25 kW 550 CFJC KAMLOOPS BC Nit DA2 5 kW 550 CKPG PRINCE GEORGE BC Day DAN 10 kW 550 CKPG PRINCE GEORGE BC Nit DAN 10 kW 560 CHTK PRINCE RUPERT BC Day ND1 1 kW 560 CHTK PRINCE RUPERT BC Nit ND1 0.25 kW 560 CKNL FORT ST. JOHN BC Day DAN 1 kW 560 CKNL FORT ST. JOHN BC Nit DAN 1 kW 570 CKEK CRANBROOK BC Day DA1 10 kW 570 CKEK CRANBROOK BC Nit DA1 1 kW 570 CKWL WILLIAMS LAKE BC Day DAN 1 kW 570 CKWL WILLIAMS LAKE BC Nit DAN 1 kW 580 CKXR SALMON ARM BC Day DAN 10 kW 580 CKXR SALMON ARM BC Nit DAN 1 kW file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html (5 of 40)05/02/2009 22:49:40 file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html 590 CFNL FORT NELSON BC Unl ND1 0.25 kW 590 CFTK TERRACE BC Unl DA1 1 kW 600 CKBD VANCOUVER BC Unl DA1 0 kW 610 CHNL KAMLOOPS BC Day DA2 25 kW 610 CHNL KAMLOOPS BC Nit DA2 5 kW 610 CJAT TRAIL BC Day DAD 90 kW 610 CJAT TRAIL BC Nit DAD 9 kW 610 CJAT TRAIL BC Day DAD 10 kW 610 CJAT TRAIL BC Nit DAD 1 kW 620 CJCI PRINCE GEORGE BC Day DAN 10 kW 620 CJCI PRINCE GEORGE BC Nit DAN 10 kW 650 CISL RICHMOND BC Day DA2 20 kW 650 CISL RICHMOND BC Nit DA2 2 kW 690 CBU VANCOUVER BC Unl DA1 50 kW 720 831108 PRINCE RUPERT BC Nit DAN 1 kW 720 831108 PRINCE RUPERT BC Day DAN 10 kW 730 CHMJ VANCOUVER BC Day DA2 50 kW 730 CHMJ VANCOUVER BC Nit DA2 50 kW 760 CFLD BURNS LAKE BC Nit ND1 3.5 kW 760 CFLD BURNS LAKE BC Day ND1 3 kW 760 CFLD BURNS LAKE BC Nit ND1 1 kW 760 CKQR CASTLEGAR BC Day DAN 50 kW 760 CKQR CASTLEGAR BC Nit DAN 5 kW 760 CKQR CASTLEGAR BC Nit DAN 5 kW 760 CKQR CASTLEGAR BC Day DAN 20 kW 780 CKOK PENTICTON BC Day DA2 30 kW 780 CKOK PENTICTON BC Nit DA2 3.8 kW file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html (6 of 40)05/02/2009 22:49:40 file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html 780 CKOK PENTICTON BC Nit DA2 2.8 kW 800 CKOR PENTICTON BC Day ND1 0 kW 800 CKOR PENTICTON BC Nit ND1 0.5 kW 800 CKST LANGLEY BC Day DA2 90 kW 800 CKST LANGLEY BC Nit DA2 90 kW 800 CKST LANGLEY BC Day DA2 25 kW 800 CKST LANGLEY BC Nit DA2 25 kW 800 CKST LANGLEY BC Day DA2 25 kW 800 CKST LANGLEY BC Nit DA2 25 kW 840 CKBX ONE HUNDRED MILE HOU BC Day ND1 5 kW 840 CKBX ONE HUNDRED MILE HOU BC Nit ND1 5.5 kW 850 CFSR ABBOTSFORD BC Day DA2 10 kW 850 CFSR ABBOTSFORD BC Nit DA2 10 kW 860 CFPR PRINCE RUPERT BC Day ND1 70 kW 860 CFPR PRINCE RUPERT BC Nit ND1 7.5 kW 860 CKKC NELSON BC Unl DA1 1 kW 870 CFBV SMITHERS BC Day ND1 9 kW 870 CFBV SMITHERS BC Nit ND1 9.5 kW 870 CKIR INVERMERE BC Day ND1 1 kW 870 CKIR INVERMERE BC Nit ND1 1.25 kW 880 CKKC NELSON BC Day ND1 0 kW 880 CKKC NELSON BC Nit ND1 0.7 kW 890 CJDC DAWSON CREEK BC Day DAN 60 kW 890 CJDC DAWSON CREEK BC Nit DAN 60 kW 900 CKMO VICTORIA BC Unl DA1 10 kW 920 CKCQ QUESNEL BC Day DAN 10 kW 920 CKCQ QUESNEL BC Nit DAN 1 kW file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html (7 of 40)05/02/2009 22:49:40 file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html 940 CJIB VERNON BC Day DAN 10 kW 940 CJIB VERNON BC Nit DAN 10 kW 980 CKNW NEW WESTMINSTER BC Unl DA1 50 kW 1040 CKST VANCOUVER BC Day DA2 50 kW 1040 CKST VANCOUVER BC Nit DA2 50 kW 1040 CKST VANCOUVER BC Day 50 kW 1040 CKST VANCOUVER BC Nit 50 kW 1040 CKXY VANCOUVER BC Day DA2 20 kW 1040 CKXY VANCOUVER BC Nit DA2 20 kW 1050 CICF VERNON BC Nit DAN 4 kW 1050 CICF VERNON BC Day DAN 10 kW 1070 CFAX VICTORIA BC Unl DA1 10 kW 1130 CKWX VANCOUVER BC Day DA2 90 kW 1130 CKWX VANCOUVER BC Nit DA2 90 kW 1150 CKBL KELOWNA BC Day DAN 10 kW 1150 CKBL KELOWNA BC Nit DAN 10 kW 1150 CKFR KELOWNA BC Day DAN 10 kW 1150 CKFR KELOWNA BC Nit DAN 10 kW 1200 CKXM VICTORIA BC Unl DA1 70 kW 1200 VAN2 VANCOUVER BC Day DA2 25 kW 1200 VAN2 VANCOUVER BC Nit DA2 25 kW 1210 CACLNA CLEARWATER BC Nit ND2 1 kW 1210 CACLNA CLEARWATER BC Day ND1 10 kW 1210 CACLNA CLEARWATER BC Nit ND1 1 kW 1230 CJNL MERRITT BC Unl ND1 6 kW 1230 CKTK KITIMAT BC Unl ND1 5 kW 1240 CFEK FERNIE BC Unl DA1 9 kW file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html (8 of 40)05/02/2009 22:49:40 file:///C|/canadian_list_province.html 1240 CFNI PORT HARDY BC Unl ND1 4 kW 1240 CJAV PORT ALBERNI BC Unl ND1 3 kW 1240 CKIS HOPE BC Unl ND1 0 kW 1240 CKMK MACKENZIE BC Unl ND1 1 kW 1240 CKOO OSOYOOS BC Unl ND1 2 kW 1270 CBRU SQUAMISH BC Day ND2 0.4 kW 1270 CBRU SQUAMISH BC Nit ND2 0.2 kW 1270 CBRU SQUAMISH BC Day 0.4 kW 1270 CBRU SQUAMISH BC Nit 0.2 kW 1280 CHQB POWELL RIVER BC Unl DA1 1 kW 1320 CHMB VANCOUVER BC Day DA2 50 kW 1320 CHMB VANCOUVER BC Nit DA2 50 kW 1320 CHQM VANCOUVER BC Day DA2 50 kW 1320 CHQM VANCOUVER BC Nit DA2 50 kW 1340 CFKC CRESTON BC Unl ND1 0.25 kW 1340 CINL ASHCROFT BC Unl ND1 9 kW 1340 CIVH VANDERHOOF BC Unl ND1 3 kW 1340 CKCR REVELSTOKE BC Unl ND1 2 kW 1340 CKCR REVELSTOKE BC Unl ND1 1 kW 1340 CKGF GRAND FORKS BC Unl ND1 1 kW 1350 CKCI PARKSVILLE BC Unl DA1 10 kW 1350 CKEG NANAIMO BC Day DA1 0 kW 1350 CKEG NANAIMO BC Unl DA1 0 kW 1370 CHPQ PARKSVILLE BC Unl DA1 1 kW 1400 CHNL-1 CLEARWATER
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    r. e DECKED OUT IN a rubber suit, Ken Cassavoy of CKLB - Radio, Oshawa, broadcast a one -hour show from the bottom of a swimming pool recently. While submerged, Ken described for listeners underwater checker games and barbecues. Story is on Page 4. BEAVER AWARDS 3 EDMONTON AND CALGARY HEARINGS 8 WHO'S WHO IN RADIO AND TV 16 Page Two Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960 BE HAPPY! GO LOCAL! When a local Radio station announcer's voice reaches his listeners as they tune in his programs - news, chatter, music, - day after day, year after year, it's the voice of an old friend. They see him in church, at the movies and at social affairs. Some of them went to school with him. Others remember his erstwhile predilection for their cookie jars. And when he tells them about your products, it isn't a high-pressure "pitch". It's just the voice of a friend, offering advice to his neighbors on what and where to buy. So when you advertise, go Radio; and when you go Radio go local. Zadia Dcucaiatt SUITE 404 200 ST. CLAIR AVE. WEST, TORONTO 7, CANADA TELEPHONE WA. 2-0502 BAB-Radio Division promotes Radio as an advertising medium and is a Division of The Canadian Association of Broadcasters - l'Association Canadienne des Radiodiffusers. May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Three 9az Didtia<yuids!ied Senaíce HERE ARE THE NEW BEAVERS THREE TELEVISION stations, CANADIAN BROADCASTER for December Charlottetown; CFBC, Saint John Carson Buchanan, former manager two radio stations and a radio 10, 1959.
  • 530 CIAO BRAMPTON on ETHNIC AM 530 N43 35 20 W079 52 54 09-Feb

    530 CIAO BRAMPTON on ETHNIC AM 530 N43 35 20 W079 52 54 09-Feb

    frequency callsign city format identification slogan latitude longitude last change in listing kHz d m s d m s (yy-mmm) 530 CIAO BRAMPTON ON ETHNIC AM 530 N43 35 20 W079 52 54 09-Feb 540 CBKO COAL HARBOUR BC VARIETY CBC RADIO ONE N50 36 4 W127 34 23 09-May 540 CBXQ # UCLUELET BC VARIETY CBC RADIO ONE N48 56 44 W125 33 7 16-Oct 540 CBYW WELLS BC VARIETY CBC RADIO ONE N53 6 25 W121 32 46 09-May 540 CBT GRAND FALLS NL VARIETY CBC RADIO ONE N48 57 3 W055 37 34 00-Jul 540 CBMM # SENNETERRE QC VARIETY CBC RADIO ONE N48 22 42 W077 13 28 18-Feb 540 CBK REGINA SK VARIETY CBC RADIO ONE N51 40 48 W105 26 49 00-Jul 540 WASG DAPHNE AL BLK GSPL/RELIGION N30 44 44 W088 5 40 17-Sep 540 KRXA CARMEL VALLEY CA SPANISH RELIGION EL SEMBRADOR RADIO N36 39 36 W121 32 29 14-Aug 540 KVIP REDDING CA RELIGION SRN VERY INSPIRING N40 37 25 W122 16 49 09-Dec 540 WFLF PINE HILLS FL TALK FOX NEWSRADIO 93.1 N28 22 52 W081 47 31 18-Oct 540 WDAK COLUMBUS GA NEWS/TALK FOX NEWSRADIO 540 N32 25 58 W084 57 2 13-Dec 540 KWMT FORT DODGE IA C&W FOX TRUE COUNTRY N42 29 45 W094 12 27 13-Dec 540 KMLB MONROE LA NEWS/TALK/SPORTS ABC NEWSTALK 105.7&540 N32 32 36 W092 10 45 19-Jan 540 WGOP POCOMOKE CITY MD EZL/OLDIES N38 3 11 W075 34 11 18-Oct 540 WXYG SAUK RAPIDS MN CLASSIC ROCK THE GOAT N45 36 18 W094 8 21 17-May 540 KNMX LAS VEGAS NM SPANISH VARIETY NBC K NEW MEXICO N35 34 25 W105 10 17 13-Nov 540 WBWD ISLIP NY SOUTH ASIAN BOLLY 540 N40 45 4 W073 12 52 18-Dec 540 WRGC SYLVA NC VARIETY NBC THE RIVER N35 23 35 W083 11 38 18-Jun 540 WETC # WENDELL-ZEBULON NC RELIGION EWTN DEVINE MERCY R.
  • Le Menviq Voit Haut À St-Roch

    Le Menviq Voit Haut À St-Roch

    Quebec. Le Soleil, lundi 5 juillet 1993 LES INFORMATIONS GÉNÉRALES g QUEBEC ET LA REGION LES ARTS ET SPECTACLES SANTE PLUS LE SOLEIL DEUX RIVES SAINT GEORGES Collecte de fonds Championne québécoise et canadienne, l’équipe de balle-molle féminine Durango amasse des fonds pour l’Association de paralysie cérébrale du Québec inc. Elle complétera sa WP tournée en Beauce-Amiante-Bellechasse. les 10,11,31 juillet et 1 er août en defiant les équipes locales masculines de Saint-Victor, Saint-Georges, Sainte-Justine, Saint-Gédéon, Thetford 'sMRMAKKiMUfiiMt Mines et Saint-Bernard. L’objectif visé est de 6000 $ afin de promouvoir ■ïVr‘i’ V"*’ l'intégration sociale, la participation aux activités et l'amélioration de la condition de vie des personnes handicapées L’an dernier, Durango a amassé 64 000 $ au Québec dont 4700 $ pour le chapitre Amiante-Beauce-Bellechasse. I 3000 $ pour la Maison la Croisée des Chemins Le président de la Maison la Croisée des Chemins, M. Paul Veilleux. encaissera un chèque de 3000 $ remis par la Banque Royale du Canada à la suite de la tenue d’un tournoi de golf mis sur pied pour supporter financièrement l’organisme. Depuis 10 ans. la Croisée des Chemins accueille à Saint-Georges i ■■■fcmiïî ■ ■■ une centaine d’adultes, hommes et L’édifice principal de l'Environnement sera légèrement plus élevé que l’édifice du Syndicat alors que le second, plus a l’Est, sera un peu plus bas que le femmes voulant suivre une thérapie de Lafayette. désintoxication à la suite de la dépendance qu’ils éprouvent face à l'alcool, aux drogues ou aux médicaments.
  • The Senate of Canada Le Sénat Du Canada Final Report On

    The Senate of Canada Le Sénat Du Canada Final Report On

    THE SENATE OF LE SÉNAT DU CANADA CANADA FINAL REPORT ON THE CANADIAN NEWS MEDIA Volume 2 of 2 Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Communications Chair The Honourable Lise Bacon Deputy Chair The Honourable David Tkachuk June 2006 Ce document est disponible en français. * * * This report and the Committee’s proceedings are available online at www.senate-senat.ca/transcom.asp. Hard copies of these documents are also available by contacting the Senate Committees Directorate at (613) 990-0088 or at [email protected]. MEMBERSHIP The Honourable Lise Bacon, Chair The Honourable David Tkachuk, Deputy Chair and The Honourable Senators: Willie Adams *Marjory Lebreton, P.C. (or Gerald Comeau) Pat Carney, P.C. Terry M. Mercer John Trevor Eyton Pana Merchant *Daniel Hays (or Joan Fraser) Jim Munson Janis G. Johnson Gerard A. Phalen Rod A.A. Zimmer * Ex Officio Members In addition, the Honourable Senators George Baker, P.C., Tommy Banks, Michel Biron, Eymard G. Corbin, Pierre De Bané, P.C., Consiglio Di Nino, Joyce Fairbairn, P.C., J. Michael Forrestall, Aurélien Gill, B. Alasdair Graham, P.C., Leonard Gustafson, Laurier L. LaPierre, John Lynch-Staunton, Lorna Milne, Wilfred P. Moore, Nancy Ruth, Pierre- Claude Nolin, Mira Spivak, Gerry St. Germain, P.C., Terry Stratton, and Marilyn Trenholme Counsell have participated in this study since the tabling of the Interim Report in April 2004. Research Staff: Joseph Jackson, Library of Parliament Terrence Thomas, Library of Parliament David M. Black, Special Advisor to the Committee Adam Thompson Clerk of the Committee The Committee also expresses thanks to Alexandre Drago in the office of the Chair; Rhonda Walker and Robin Hay in the office of the Deputy Chair; Céline Ethier in the office of Senator Fraser, former Chair; Tracy Bellefontaine in the office of Senator Johnson and Till Heyde, former Clerk of the Committee, and Jessica Richardson with the Committees Directorate, for their contributions to this study.